Integrations

Where and how Syper connects to apps, agents, machines, devices, and financial infrastructure.

DraftDescribes the intended design. Not yet available — names, fields and behaviour may change.

Integrations describe where a request comes from and how it reaches Syper. The account and product stay the same whichever channel you use.

Applications: Web apps, mobile apps, backend services, and third-party apps.
Autonomous Systems: AI agents, robots, and AIoT systems acting through an Agent Account.
Devices & Telecom: IoT and embedded devices, POS terminals, and USSD, SMS, NFC, and QR channels.
Realtime & Events: Webhooks and WebSocket for asynchronous and live updates.
Financial Rails: ISO 20022 messaging and blockchain networks.

API, SDK, and MCP

Most integrations use one of three programmatic layers:

API: The underlying programmable interface. Everything else is built on it.
SDK: A language-specific wrapper around the API.
MCP: A standardised tool interface that lets compatible AI agents discover and invoke approved Syper capabilities.